Definition of hotlink in English:

hotlink

nounhɒtˈlɪŋkˈhɑtlɪŋk

Computing

1A connection between documents or applications which enables material from one source to be incorporated into another, in particular a facility which automatically updates material in a document when an alteration is made to the document from which it originated.
Example sentencesExamples
- Officials said the hot link would also be helpful in the exchange of information about pollution incidents, search and rescue, and pollution controls.
- A wizard leads users through the steps required to upload images on a Web site and add GIS functionality such as zooms, pans and hot links.
- Participants will be charged a flat, annual ‘space’ fee of $2,500 that includes hot links and keyword search capabilities.
- If the Super Bowl ads aren't doing the job, neither will banner ads or hot links off of a portal.
- So far at least ten webmasters have hot links successfully enabled on their web pages.
1. 1.1 A hypertext link.
  Example sentencesExamples
  There's also tighter integration: for example, you can highlight hot links in mail messages to launch the browser.
  It offers fare comparisons, terms and conditions, and hot links to airlines' Web pages.
  Have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday, and go peruse my portal if you need a fix of hot links.
  The alert comes in with the name of the author, the blog, the first few lines of the content and a hot link to the source.
  Perhaps it's becoming more about portals than Pontiacs, hot links than Lincolns.
  We will have a hot link to their site so that soon anyone signing on can order on the spot and we will have the exclusive contract to deliver to the home.
  They didn't include my footnotes (where I referred to Internet-accessible sources), so I've put them into my own version as hot links.
  Users can click on a hot link to a summary and find plants suitable to their location or find trial site locations and cooperators' names and e-mail addresses.
  And you just go to the main page as well, and there are some hot links to it if you like.
  Over 3,000 vendor listings in 270 categories, such as drying and dehumidification of paper and microfilm records, are featured, along with hot links to vendor Web sites.
  The Edition 3 instructions are values based rather than process driven and written with minimum reliance on rules and red tape in simplified language and with direct hot links to information.

verbhɒtˈlɪŋkˈhɑtlɪŋk

[with object]Computing

Connect (two documents) by means of a hotlink.
Example sentencesExamples
- The World Atlas included in the package has maps hot-linked to the articles, with over 21,000 images.
- Sutherland says that information produced by teams was hot-linked to the other models, so that the entire 3D database was coordinated in dimensional and locational attributes.
- They don't want any direct reproduction of or ‘hot-linking’ to the pictures there, so I won't.
- A massively revised list, with approximately 70 hot-linked entries, is now available here.
- How long before keywords in messages are hot-linked to sponsored sites?
- If you hot-link to my site then a lot of the images will no longer load.
- If your website won't allow that, fair enough, then just hot-link.

Definition of hotlink in US English:

hotlink

nounˈhɑtlɪŋkˈhätliNGk

Computing

1A connection between documents or applications which enables material from one source to be incorporated into another, in particular a facility which automatically updates material in a document when an alteration is made to the document from which it originated.
Example sentencesExamples
- So far at least ten webmasters have hot links successfully enabled on their web pages.
- A wizard leads users through the steps required to upload images on a Web site and add GIS functionality such as zooms, pans and hot links.
- If the Super Bowl ads aren't doing the job, neither will banner ads or hot links off of a portal.
- Participants will be charged a flat, annual ‘space’ fee of $2,500 that includes hot links and keyword search capabilities.
- Officials said the hot link would also be helpful in the exchange of information about pollution incidents, search and rescue, and pollution controls.
1. 1.1 A hypertext link.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Edition 3 instructions are values based rather than process driven and written with minimum reliance on rules and red tape in simplified language and with direct hot links to information.
  Have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday, and go peruse my portal if you need a fix of hot links.
  Perhaps it's becoming more about portals than Pontiacs, hot links than Lincolns.
  We will have a hot link to their site so that soon anyone signing on can order on the spot and we will have the exclusive contract to deliver to the home.
  Users can click on a hot link to a summary and find plants suitable to their location or find trial site locations and cooperators' names and e-mail addresses.
  They didn't include my footnotes (where I referred to Internet-accessible sources), so I've put them into my own version as hot links.
  Over 3,000 vendor listings in 270 categories, such as drying and dehumidification of paper and microfilm records, are featured, along with hot links to vendor Web sites.
  There's also tighter integration: for example, you can highlight hot links in mail messages to launch the browser.
  And you just go to the main page as well, and there are some hot links to it if you like.
  The alert comes in with the name of the author, the blog, the first few lines of the content and a hot link to the source.
  It offers fare comparisons, terms and conditions, and hot links to airlines' Web pages.

verbˈhɑtlɪŋkˈhätliNGk

[with object]Computing

Connect (two documents) by means of a hotlink.
Example sentencesExamples
- The World Atlas included in the package has maps hot-linked to the articles, with over 21,000 images.
- If your website won't allow that, fair enough, then just hot-link.
- If you hot-link to my site then a lot of the images will no longer load.
- Sutherland says that information produced by teams was hot-linked to the other models, so that the entire 3D database was coordinated in dimensional and locational attributes.
- A massively revised list, with approximately 70 hot-linked entries, is now available here.
- How long before keywords in messages are hot-linked to sponsored sites?
- They don't want any direct reproduction of or ‘hot-linking’ to the pictures there, so I won't.

词汇	hotlink
释义	Definition of hotlink in English: hotlink nounhɒtˈlɪŋkˈhɑtlɪŋk Computing 1A connection between documents or applications which enables material from one source to be incorporated into another, in particular a facility which automatically updates material in a document when an alteration is made to the document from which it originated. Example sentencesExamples Officials said the hot link would also be helpful in the exchange of information about pollution incidents, search and rescue, and pollution controls. A wizard leads users through the steps required to upload images on a Web site and add GIS functionality such as zooms, pans and hot links. Participants will be charged a flat, annual ‘space’ fee of $2,500 that includes hot links and keyword search capabilities. If the Super Bowl ads aren't doing the job, neither will banner ads or hot links off of a portal. So far at least ten webmasters have hot links successfully enabled on their web pages. 1.1 A hypertext link. Example sentencesExamples There's also tighter integration: for example, you can highlight hot links in mail messages to launch the browser. It offers fare comparisons, terms and conditions, and hot links to airlines' Web pages. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday, and go peruse my portal if you need a fix of hot links. The alert comes in with the name of the author, the blog, the first few lines of the content and a hot link to the source. Perhaps it's becoming more about portals than Pontiacs, hot links than Lincolns. We will have a hot link to their site so that soon anyone signing on can order on the spot and we will have the exclusive contract to deliver to the home. They didn't include my footnotes (where I referred to Internet-accessible sources), so I've put them into my own version as hot links. Users can click on a hot link to a summary and find plants suitable to their location or find trial site locations and cooperators' names and e-mail addresses. And you just go to the main page as well, and there are some hot links to it if you like. Over 3,000 vendor listings in 270 categories, such as drying and dehumidification of paper and microfilm records, are featured, along with hot links to vendor Web sites. The Edition 3 instructions are values based rather than process driven and written with minimum reliance on rules and red tape in simplified language and with direct hot links to information. verbhɒtˈlɪŋkˈhɑtlɪŋk [with object]Computing Connect (two documents) by means of a hotlink. Example sentencesExamples The World Atlas included in the package has maps hot-linked to the articles, with over 21,000 images. Sutherland says that information produced by teams was hot-linked to the other models, so that the entire 3D database was coordinated in dimensional and locational attributes. They don't want any direct reproduction of or ‘hot-linking’ to the pictures there, so I won't. A massively revised list, with approximately 70 hot-linked entries, is now available here. How long before keywords in messages are hot-linked to sponsored sites? If you hot-link to my site then a lot of the images will no longer load. If your website won't allow that, fair enough, then just hot-link. Definition of hotlink in US English: hotlink nounˈhɑtlɪŋkˈhätliNGk Computing 1A connection between documents or applications which enables material from one source to be incorporated into another, in particular a facility which automatically updates material in a document when an alteration is made to the document from which it originated. Example sentencesExamples So far at least ten webmasters have hot links successfully enabled on their web pages. A wizard leads users through the steps required to upload images on a Web site and add GIS functionality such as zooms, pans and hot links. If the Super Bowl ads aren't doing the job, neither will banner ads or hot links off of a portal. Participants will be charged a flat, annual ‘space’ fee of $2,500 that includes hot links and keyword search capabilities. Officials said the hot link would also be helpful in the exchange of information about pollution incidents, search and rescue, and pollution controls. 1.1 A hypertext link. Example sentencesExamples The Edition 3 instructions are values based rather than process driven and written with minimum reliance on rules and red tape in simplified language and with direct hot links to information. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday, and go peruse my portal if you need a fix of hot links. Perhaps it's becoming more about portals than Pontiacs, hot links than Lincolns. We will have a hot link to their site so that soon anyone signing on can order on the spot and we will have the exclusive contract to deliver to the home. Users can click on a hot link to a summary and find plants suitable to their location or find trial site locations and cooperators' names and e-mail addresses. They didn't include my footnotes (where I referred to Internet-accessible sources), so I've put them into my own version as hot links. Over 3,000 vendor listings in 270 categories, such as drying and dehumidification of paper and microfilm records, are featured, along with hot links to vendor Web sites. There's also tighter integration: for example, you can highlight hot links in mail messages to launch the browser. And you just go to the main page as well, and there are some hot links to it if you like. The alert comes in with the name of the author, the blog, the first few lines of the content and a hot link to the source. It offers fare comparisons, terms and conditions, and hot links to airlines' Web pages. verbˈhɑtlɪŋkˈhätliNGk [with object]Computing Connect (two documents) by means of a hotlink. Example sentencesExamples The World Atlas included in the package has maps hot-linked to the articles, with over 21,000 images. If your website won't allow that, fair enough, then just hot-link. If you hot-link to my site then a lot of the images will no longer load. Sutherland says that information produced by teams was hot-linked to the other models, so that the entire 3D database was coordinated in dimensional and locational attributes. A massively revised list, with approximately 70 hot-linked entries, is now available here. How long before keywords in messages are hot-linked to sponsored sites? They don't want any direct reproduction of or ‘hot-linking’ to the pictures there, so I won't.
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